Westy wrote:Shot Keith's one last week at silhouettes wasn't a 1712 Annie but it wasn't a bad shooter!!!!In saying this I think the price is a little bit to much for a Average rifle and the trigger is just plain s**t , thus making my comments on the price and it just felt "CHEAP IN THE HAND I personally would spend the $50-00 more and buy a Weihrauch with the 2 stage trigger or spend a few bucks more on a 64 action Annie
MeccaOz wrote:Dont get me wrong guy's I'm ALL for Aussie made ( Not Owned by Aussies though ). But first and foremost when it comes to firearms, I want bang for bucks. Think I'll wait a bit longer and get some advise from real people rather than Thales sponsored infomercials
1290 wrote:MeccaOz wrote:Dont get me wrong guy's I'm ALL for Aussie made ( Not Owned by Aussies though ). But first and foremost when it comes to firearms, I want bang for bucks. Think I'll wait a bit longer and get some advise from real people rather than Thales sponsored infomercials
I wouldnt buy a norinco.... at least not when a zasty can be had for 3 to 400...
Juganort wrote:Westy wrote:Shot Keith's one last week at silhouettes wasn't a 1712 Annie but it wasn't a bad shooter!!!!In saying this I think the price is a little bit to much for a Average rifle and the trigger is just plain s**t , thus making my comments on the price and it just felt "CHEAP IN THE HAND I personally would spend the $50-00 more and buy a Weihrauch with the 2 stage trigger or spend a few bucks more on a 64 action Annie
I was looking at one of these for Silhouette at Belmont if that's the Keith you're referring to mate? It'd be my first rifle but I'm considering taking up a Savage BRJ instead due to everyone saying that the Crossover Trigger is no good for target work?
Cheers
Jug
Juganort wrote:My license arrived yesterday so once I've got something and get it set up I hope to get down there again.
in2anity wrote:I use an la101 for RMS comp regularly, so does another guy (who competes). They are very appropriately shaped and balanced for standing offhand shooting. We have both shot thousands of rounds through them without a single missfeed. I have lots more information about them (and issues we had early on when they first started being manufactured) from first hand experience but I’m getting the feeling you chaps have already written off Lithgow...
Daddybang wrote:They might have changed their mind in the last four years